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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

Nowis Ia Eas ia ia sSEiag cEs- ears
t5sif n.gn<F.
ID Morrssn. ef Grand ssslts. wss n
loss yesterday.
=. 3. Gr45y. q Gfsna RsPi4s vas - ses
et-ei1s2r rsi Yesterday.
-. y. Eberig 0f GfsBa kspias. vas a.
ths AmsFieaa heass yesls sFdsy
IAsrs ~ss a lsFEe sea "a tas - axe
yes.sfaay. issse we're sai t~o 4sfifA-s
-ufl9g lAs day
Al &. Hood. sr. el Reeksord. H., = bsre
visiting his soB. SIR. Rood : l4FKsly IA
le. ssled i1 ss&i estate ia tais vieSaity
Taomss Lee aad G. l. Brandsze have re-
taFasl IRON lnp 10 the DIsf PeDias9is
aad report b4slcE lad Ssss pleassn!
uHls.
-. Colvsil. for years depot master Of the
lh-Sa Deg0l a. Grand EsQlds, ) = tosn
TO-DAY making calls up0r hls numerous
lles0s.
li IS sad that Rossn Bfos.. dealers N
hats, caps aad gents furnishing goods anc
boOts aud saoss. nave The nnsst ass0ztasn.
" g101ssny where u the ciIy.
Inc Goodrich Company has Withdrawn
the City vi Ladington" from this route,
and hereafter Only the "Asnomlnee will
Wednesdays and kfidsys.
There vas some one visiting Mrs. " hite's
chicken coop Tuesday evening. The party
that did Il had better get out OF toNn OF re-
turn The chickens because she knows tue
party ana vii probably make & warm Tor
him.
Judge Russell sentenced Robert Burns
yesterday morning 10 ninety days ira
pnsonmeEs IA the ref0rmatory a. lonis.
Barns was arrested s9me weeks $50
charged with taking $50 from man IL
Odoerts saloon.
la Circui. Court Yesterday morning
Charles smith was sentenced 10 one year )
imprisonment in the Jackson prison. Smith
Was arrested at Biuiflon ssme weeAs ago Oh
a chaTgs OF adultery. and was subsequently,
convicted ia Circuit Court.
The tailor shop owned by z. ". J. Osbon.
on Jefisrson-st.. next door 10 the pOssofllce,
vas entered night before last by burglars,
Who carried SWAY stock 10 Tie amount Oi
500. Ike 20 ice were notified eariy yester-
day morning. and nave been searching Tor
The thieves ever since. No clue has been
discovered yet.
Samuel Moeett, OF the hrm OF Moneit &
Weir. contractors, builders and architects.
OF tnis city, has taken Z contract t0erect !
Il rt saw lulkl at Lee, talteE county, NO
In SIR. Mohetl they vail nnd q man OF large
experience, and oae who does al things
well he Planned aud built the BlodeetI
ml.l here, which is conceded 10 be the nnesI
and most complete mill in the country.
while sgo the Muskegon Booming Co.
got ont an injunction on several mill own
ers on AuskeGon lake TO prohibit them
from dumping their mill refuse into the
lake. Now wnere they peel their cedar post
tor making blocks for the city pavement
the contractor dumps the bark into the lake
which II put on some OF tie back streets
would make better road than any kind oi
sa 1dusl.
Two men. giving their names as Geo.
Rice and James Burns, were arrested aud
brought here before Squire Besrdsley today
70 answer TO the charge OF stealing two
lead OF cattle from Melvin Scott, OF Holton.
Burns waived examination, and in default
Vi pail was taken ~ JAIL 10 await The next
term OF Circuit CeurG, and the case OF Rice
was adjourned until the 10Th OF Octoosr a.
. clock in the morning, and IN default oi
ball. which was placed at 5000, was taken
10 Iail
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13


Anotbsr nofrsf asi.sl a. ths egp C
pabiie oaiTags sad iadlZt atom, aea e
hss ossrfiown. he szmsfs ozek q lhs
psoplss soaarsDcs las at l4ss bssa
bfaksn.
What = tds late s.4u9hssE AZ EooEs
0Tsxs a Iaa.aAa K 1os rscklsss 4s1-
sisazhtsf. q tzs ~oFsi stsEaps Aad 10
naFasrsi s14 iAmsalsd lead. cut cf -
fhs prizas % maaaosd xnd EomsnhSod,
snd IA tAs Dromiss and ianoessss u
yonta. dsnssa llssies and EstFlBasson
~s s.nsst said rsysngs-at ths psopia's
hands.
1hsss o0nslant sn1 blood sazdllns
railroad disasters have Dseoms almost
as disbolleal as tasy are Alarming. Iosrs
Is 40 sxenss-no shirkiBx shs ssfai
rsspelzsbllitY. 10 . bl0odsd, high
handsd. who.sssls fskins Of human Ass.
Ibs kfis express No l3 aud the retrig
srarof fYslxhs srsla which crashed
through tyss. tas C1issxo 8 Allan
nc r0ad generally must - held rsspon-
sisls fer iAls great crime. The public
wili iolsrsfs 60 fsriher squiyocstion or
svaslon 81 The lav's most yizorouz sxs-
cuEOa. Let ths courts aud tbs prosscu-
tors. ss sci ~ re legislators and rail
road commisaionsrs u the land harksR
These nonstsr slzughtsfsrs oi InnOcsas
psopls shall 10 longer 20 trse ard IN
whipped u lusiies. S.tA thslr rscklsss
aad perhaps drnn1sa HANDS red With
their brothers blood.
The railroads have bscoms gigantic
monopoilss. 1hsy roll in wealth. largely
sxf0rtsd from tbs people BY and stia-
sidiss and higa rates. Let them afford
safe eondact Tor their patrons and the
unprotected mssss. or % legally sx-
terminated
Explanations are Of no scccunt-aftsr
shs dssd e doos, and their victims are
dead Thsrs Is criminal. reckless. cold
bioodsd. strocio1s Encouragement some
vhsFs. aud the public Judgment goes
forth that the railroads are guilty. The
psoplo vii hsys no mors OF Il. The
railroad msznstss. who have too often
and sotoriously fought and ballisd our
legal tribunals and our legislative bodies.
snail tsks warning. Ths dead and the
mourning 90 dozsn lines. saa in Gsarly
a. many States. cry aloud 10 Heaven
NOBODY knows wnsss turn vii come
next
Let tho wheels % thsss inggernants be
blocked. and 20 guilty monster,
vhsthsr hs De president OF stockholdsr,
sscsps. The n.sion as well as the ,ray-
slinx pubic demands Il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

r-r Rs TN wrte vou = short i-stsr
r. ssr i m verdsrfitlv teftsr
Ho~ n acn that mesrs v1g 8ug1t o. xnov.
81 40 ssr ne iusf on month sSo-
Thln. nervous frsffal rsfle a. chalx.
A aoa-s TOO weak - 8reafse cr fsi*.
II ss1 fhraeninT a. e ff .sf ,rsskinr
4 resrf sraf- -present srnlaE
knt SOW lfs seams tlterauf fnirE
.eei ss sd ~ asrl sn wirs
Ssv srt fsar r~ ronrrsti fliun.
fnaf tfera. Fsrfrtta frssrTirrirn
j. srsas Way IA aave tiei wirbcai iG
NJ tnioxs see~a 10 s sfaka about -
Fl trrsn a3 etr fs swag
Ir-f come Ard seP nears s~er Ntr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

The President has = correspondent
with bin who evidently appreciates the
esthstic. nors than rastoVic. How
bssattui It 10 10 know that -shs sun was
iust strsaking the eastern sky With nib
bous OF scarlet snd pms when. me party
approached Sioux CRY yssssrlisy morn
ing. and that whsn they cAgus IN sight OF
the Corn Ps,acs rs ~turrsts we're a. that
moment taking their early bath OK gol-
den sunhgbsF' sut. slss. hs rides ruth
Isssly over rhstcric whsn "a approaches
Omsbs snd talks of "aew novelties. ="
Tsut0iozy hss no tsr-ors tor him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

The city i bousd - boom in spite of
The eiforts e ~ D<gfocrpk HsRRT
DsGRAAr snd al tbs ether distinctions.
and ,ioa forxst 70 rsuember IL Vow
is ths time 70 get 10 ou fhe ground
hoor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

The - Joseph. Me. Hs~ri3 shirks
the President shonid have plar.d hahiud
The bst = -hile - Fet BIS hand hs-iersi.
TIE next "a ksew ~ vili - hsvinz a
ease - sChsrisv hors~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

Schooner Louise A. Burton, Milwaukee,
30. 900 lumber; Propeller Menominee. Chic
ago, 80 packages sundries; schooner Mag
nolia, Chicago 100 cords slabs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

The if'e 1f ths pay Witnessed AZ Bed
unond .sst nieht ~ lha nnS-rfs<srs vas
peculiarly sprrrpriata Ike tbe SUB
iscts - thsir rccsfson. it vas "rzksn
fs~,rn Life
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

The railroad car stove ard lsmp are a
prscious par ADD have b>@n s~ttipx iu
scne ~ their dns EsEk sEaio. Il, eaozkt
they s5ould hsssntenced to niaetT- -aiae
years ,3f penai servitnaa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

Appeals Tor The ives of fhs condemned
suarch.sts On account Of their children
sra. after al. osssd 90 poor 'oun8sslon.
Il - o~ttar thst chiid shcBld be an
orphan than that C should be framed by
. fstaer who - murderer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
<aenfs--II anfca.

fITaNTFU-CANE AssEas 10 sFIE eTHy
" .srarse 1f Fd ers pa rls 3. rrsi.sz
H~t fRr sfr ere<T nrTeff'ss a s~ffIe.r
RI $50 rss rFs -4rfrs fers
f7a-fF. go rreg stoeC rg eal Ne.et
s1nssaaee6 rpTssrr.r kss gflre c. ~
on-s Hsrs es - Tffs
r7Av1Fn IwNRfTsTFf = t1r kasSTs
W 80 ess RI c~sr esrrisr~e .s~.teh
r. te- Hfet @fsr-e iFrfte ~ - - tF
serr1s frrr9 ir 81 seF 80 pel ~-fs
~ str ~ sfs s~~e fs-.sae
Nsassssefa-ize -. iees fes ~ Ns~sfg1 slek
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

Il = fortunsts ior shs Empire % Brazil
that the report that DoS PEDRo pro-
posed t0 abdicats = untrue Hs vss
only tourtssn years old vbsn 20 vas d.
ciarsd o' axs AMI took ths resns Of
0overnm-nt in 1870 HIS thirty-seysu
years en- tbe throne hsv= been eharse-
tsrized 81 an administration q rare wis
4om
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
BeorsI,aa.

fsoR g u pFa wFFE T0T CtN FAVE NIrF
I rom I'D roos posTf ~ - sTostrsr 2sz
\ iSCOI.S H0CsE ~ sPHINe sf-EkeT a. A
l. So heree = Mtchiesu. EIceiieu trssrf sr6
srtss ns<n1 oflT - - ~sek. fsf M = =. sing
ssesls NEE. qafet bone nevlT f<tec %
n<af NrErce o.. 81 the stoleesss Enfs<es y e
eeTefz - lrofes snf tttser Psrft0sis- sfisr-
fie1 gwen n tie co ~ s1d ws0ts ~ trt7ziss ssfis
sz1 ~ tf5e.4s - ssiE 80 80 oanrs - vsrs ~
Borne A = ~ gse f-opr1st8s
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

Superintsndsnt Fs8soSs would in
eresse "a faith - the public ia him and
the sosa a. represents < hs should SIN
cersly dsrrscla.s ths k0uis disaster
AMI PROMISE to bave the sushcrs severely
pnnished. lrssssi 81 tryiaz 70 minimize
the drssafal results ct sons ones care
iaesuaza
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

yVANTED-AGENTs EITHER SEX FOR TIE
W best selling book In the marset. harvest
for GOO agents g0en sold in toree mszths. Can
CT address. !. Z. Bennett, care Arlington Muske-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
Health is Wealth.

d.. y Q. Vests Nerve sn6 Brain Treatment q
guaranteed specific for Hystere Dszd0ss Ton
vulsions fiis. NsryoK Seuraiais Headache.
Nervous Pros ration cs1Sed hr the use q alcohol
or tobacco Nakefi ness Mental betysssleu.
-ofteuing of the Brain rss'il.inx ln iHssn r1f
leading - misery. decay ani death. PremsIiire
Old Age. harrfune-r I.oss nf Power il slfnff
SCI. icvoGriary Infscs tra Sperf1 aiorfhlaA
cscssd by oysf-eIerlioa q he hrsisi sgif shlst
o. over3aduigonce. Esch to, c0efains oHe
months trestmfni. O. box - st1 toaes faf
g., sent ~ Rail greptid ga iec.i ~ 0f prea
WI sTFF elx roNr~
To cure any osse. With each orcfr received b.,
"a foT SIX boxes. onpsnisa eith s. 80 &
@eni int purchaser orr written guarantee ~ ~.
fund The money II :he treatment DOES ID. e~eei
. cure. Crnsniecs iss fcd orIy br
w. n. TlBBS, DRUGGIST,
soir tgsEt.
12e NDnroe-st.. Crane Rsptds. nIeh
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

There was great throng ~ Adams &
Co. : millinery opening yesterday, admirins
their beautiful hats and ponnets.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

Il shcnld cechse~ b. renasssssi hefers
II no ate tias Teilcv 'svsr - isr-
xarcus iissasa 81 Tsmca ~ish.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
YnoWERs' GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
FRED G. BERGER. Lessee and Manager
cho. I. G0UGE~ .....A Acting MknAger
The frsG o. series OF entertainments 70 be given
under the sus pice. IF tue
D -WASH-TA NONG CLUB


Thursday Evening, October 10,
When the following Programme will be presented
Per 1-Oycriure. "Itsiisns In Aigitri Pos
sln, Prof. WeliensteIp's Orchestra. Chorus-4'I ae
Forest Mir, Nessler, Tbs scauberi ciup risuo
solo o-"Pasqtnaatie 6fft chais Nr Hcury {.
Pot. Qusrtette. selee,ee. Mr. Llovd Brszee
Mrs l. =. .atten. Nf. \. Il. NsrehsSd Mr.. J.. =.
EDDY .-Banb Duet. selecfed. xr. zad - Is Cnas.
schofeld. SonE-"o el Waves ofCccar' sloman.
Ars Lloyd Breeze.
PART H.--Chsrsrter'stic Pisce-"L0yts Con
aict," Moses. Prof Welenstsin Orch stra song
To Sevills" Desssusr. Mrs Ersak II Davis
Either QEaTlctte-" "ccareT' Watt Mon Piais!t'
K. Andou, M,s LaGIs Dsde.aeS, dis loal.a a
Bodelsnk. Mr.. ot.o hrtsch-. Mr. Q. Moeilrr
Chorus : -"serensde'. Schubert TIE schubert
Club. Violin B9lo o-"Sirth Violin Concert he
beriot, Mr.. Wilbur Force
rAEr N Ean;s. ir-" Gaines o. Sormsndie'',
Plahqpette, Pfnf Neile.stelo's Orchestra BOX
AND CoX--A Csasdy by John Madison Nosop.
John BoxsMr. WIZARD Brigham. James Cox 81
/ Harry Hubbard. Mr. Douhces A!ss Myr;le Ko5h
Price OF Tioksis--50 cents 10 sgy part OF the
house Secure numbers 81 the Cox One on Ton-
day morning a. c'cl0cf Sale OF seats 10 CON
mence On Tuesosy Iaotling st o. clock al the
kox ONCE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

Arcther spidsmsc - rsf.rcsd disasters
hare conrnsrced- Where ard ~hsn vtil
- the nexs cpae
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

The Supreme Court cf sas Uass~i
stsses = "a sess;cu. bat Nr LssAa =
net 81 ~ heneh
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

MUST ~ soIo--A Co0n HOUSE AND hARN
VI knd ,ouf lots iu tHe VILLAGE ~ fIeIaaul 81
gctNff pl<t ~ aff9s q ffst-cass sn1 wiki lfH
ioas ~ -ske ff01laEe aoiosniuf tee tosa. efs
sHt&p iof cssn 81 will iixat iui elts proper !.
L0ieo A Daniba
zoo no Will. BY - ACsEsoF NIA
CCVV.VU. pro- ~ ssad 6EkFeikoii q sn e.
ffV1 his k.ta - . ~ irxei 81 saf ipf sase
atcfoss q l-yiakstcn "a, olsn3 a. piIs a.
NOR sALE-fINE LANDs - NEaAYtfo
Il County, Upper Faniasais esa NisoqzsI
sso cnoiee Soet hefr Pms ekce es.s srAas in Size
sounst, sc sallstiF city property "a
Money 70 Ca o. keal Eslsfe o. bknk securities
"a s'lris ron stste siesHft o. Siocks snd honds
boOehi sac 500 nsFe alsa tor s4le ssn ia
sHasbif ttrfns plsst o. feti eS<x.s wife q lrens
see o ~ ftf. Which Is admitted ie bs tls alos.
dc<sfso.e irclsuY in the city fof tie iocsiilu o.
htrt Las Eoiel, haleese Dry 0oods hoase
stores kaas or ether rlIslhts< iudasiFy. fnf
Particular ca on 90 sddrs>. A. H. ADtsdcl
koorn Lo'eits kock. opposlsf Sweets Hole.
1aIa4
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
HHskegon Wonfs.

fyou have catsrrh, use the surest remedy
DIR. Szges.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

f-oR KFET = rI'RxlsHED FROST Rcows
7 ether rnF1c ~ en tsite stesn hezfsf slsa
looaas lsf iifhf ho1sskeeY;1x sppFss Roefn A.
LedYsrf tiofk. ffi ortsws 1Se
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

NV 7FIf--s4fH kNk1 kEEsT ~ Hawgf r
~ Sc snsrar tisse asar 81 GA ntre
-ta<F- &EHa rf aIFf 1# nsr@e
So - c.. p ssrss -. rkesae sAss "a xev1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
Muskegon

e4les s. p e244fz As22-e- la &sk<s
1seA > s<.ysfeG sF~rg zerazas a. e-scs
4cszEs0S. farssDAr. ocT A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

Week of October 10.

PROF. MORsEs School OF Edre1.ed Dogs.
CHAs. and CARRIE NOoREs Roller Skaters
Ed. and KrTTIE WEIGH. Novelty Team.
LEONE and NELSON. Eccentric Duo.
DID. snd BLANCHE LAyoNTHEs.
Two G.sdi&toTs.
MISS FRANKIE wHITcosB. serio Co-aic.
Thrilling Border Drama,
1.-THE TRaPPERS DAUGHTER"
First Part opening. Niksto,
Two grand matiaees. Wednesday and sst1r.
cay. a. 7. m.
Prices -. . and l. cents
Matinee pfsecs-45 IS aud lc ceuix
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
For Rept--Bussness Place.

TO RENT ONE SUIT or TROEr OFFICF
rooges. tao sit ofdesirstle living roo1s. rs o
fiTnishtf rooms al vita steam hea. one ~ Dr
erst iocailoas inquire ~ a. hC0rOe-sf. Imaac
Block faom il l-i
DOcM AND POWER TO RFNT- -CnRSFR
II Csmrsn and LeuI.-sts. Bcnneft Il Ospura.
sttt
I-OF RENT VIZ NIL. III ~. FURNf@HfNe
reiisblr -ttrf suf sesfl yo~c. 81 aav
sstislsftofy srp.icaui The iron vspfsT building
81 .r.e-si. siclv ocegried tF fefefs Boiler
@i-1r Dimensions a. about tcf7o fss han
ceiling snr eThf On three sidSs Auplr 20 Hisz
f.Tp~t FssFtr Co a. MI a. itF 2ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13


l>og SALE on RENT cEEAP-HAtffR
L w1ih or without fsrnHrfe hes~oa tor sr.i.us,
other btasiDess hlpg 10 h&ns sasoeF q
smiths Opera E3A~ ss
roR sALE-efN,TNE KN0gfsH pre- Dpl.
L stseA week. Oh sSfHIrs roon M 5 '.-a
nell block ~
LoR SAIL -oRoCgRY AND BAKERY sro, x
L zDd iiftufes. centrally iocsieo doiaf reod
btIssssk. ior eight hundred doIiars Rsni Hnesp
BOT ID ihs o~os. 81
CoK sALE CI TRADE FoR FU aNIrrKE-oNH
u wool ilrtipg tstse- Euquits 81 b Hunf
iey 70 os&ws Afief eo'eloeA ~ zs2
no sTEAw ysERs ~ HAVE 20 CORES
! mixed ssl-io'S auG hsldnaoi se.. which
VII SEWER % p 'sland kafl.s =. s.. pef
cora. 7. T. 90 f5lnisia-sf. Sof
Money To Joaa
MONEY YTOIOAN-cN vAgcHEs gFwgi.RY.
VI piaissfe and other personal properly. senses
ana iOis 10 seis or excbsukr tafd fna 90
printing ai on rates. By goAu sole. % Per =.
bergey nicrk. au
MONE2 10 IOAN-wE HAVE HONEY To
" Joan 81 loT rate 81 interest on goos inlprpvol
feal tefs;t cry o. fsfn security. Iarm. lo
change ior ,i'y Trpefty. eirsief 4. Nhiimsa
koom 3. i'''i : box Av
Business PERSONAL.
COO PER NKfK ONLY ss4g WANTED
S'bV snply secured cne.ssf interest ln e
hrsl-class iu-lnfss fcr particular cal 81 r.oms
aDa tesias osiy. Pierce bloca a
IADN wrTH saki.i CAPITAL nfSlROrs ,r
IL lisht oifce employ neuf ented ~ or 10y
fiy oiire-sle 10 = per week xuarauteet Cal
At Grand inion Eup.O. mcnl Baseau Rooms 8
aud Pierce sloct -
NO1lCE-i HAVE REMOVED Ny OFFICE To
" = &0nF.c o. Ai a the 1rg o. lIefe hfc
Shsiucs. tDl att ! Who are iucehico -
ne - wish 20 saw clS's t0 cal and settle thtgr
accoUnts o. once. y : FiFTcc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
Miscellaneous.

tVFATHER STRIPS 500 FRET AsSORT
W - Just received. Ny carpenter Is willing
n rrf inf-p on soUr doors ard windows verr
chesp VIZ sesi iof g. % per 20 feet Also rfS
Der stamp. stencils house number door pistes.
wire neffiuz. etc. rrabrellas repaired sPcafl-
=. near the ri e b Ballard "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
For Re1lf--HOifses.

j house nolta from Wcsifhy-ave, ess. side 2
footss eaod cellar hs-d and soft water a4lf
rsn, cheap 20 good tenant. X 9. Mathews. over
- Gunslst -
TOR RfNT - A TfN-ROOM HOUSE WITH
L modern Improvements Cali Al 81 Hssbing-
tO7-st sST
NOR RENT A HOrsF or EIGHT RoOMe
1 convenient snd plea-snfiy lo0sIed. Enquire
at rs Crexccntsrs -
TOR EENT-SrORF At - WEST FULToN-sr.
/ EBGuire At ~ NJ Nernon-st us.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
si,uations Wanted-FemaIe.

yrANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY A SlTUATICN
w q work with taller o. oTtsiiorsss on coss
aud vests. Address -. X, box {. care This osiet
as3
WAsTEii-A SITUATION By A YcCSG LADY
" ass ooad girl IN = small family AddrsSs
'-lluallss, care tnis ceice or "a. West Fulton
1sIrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13

Personnel.
n THfLA EE FoA fHs fAEEkF~f go sAkfN
I ~ts 80 49, .s.ses - Ra4 4 klst las -.
- ~r,ss kesia Immediately s<s - sbsss = cs1
saex a c-sszils c&l - hes4 -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-13
JIoacUfo JoaA

NOTCE-I HAVE REMOVED My OFFICE To
" = E0nr.e q. Ai a The lr9 o. iIere Ercs
shsfues. sDd vaut ! Who are tucehica g.
ne 49, wish 70 saw cQss u cal and icttie ihelr
accoun.s o. once. y Pierce.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-29
Don't St p Backward.

The council has recently taken bold
position in the line Of progress, by en-
acting laws regulating some things which
hid become nusicnces in our midst.
True. it affects some unpleasan,ly, who
have been accustomed to the free and
easy manner of western life and they are
10th to yield, seeming to be unmindful
that Others have rights entitled to be
respected. If town gets the reputation
of being Indifferent aud careless about
its public regulations, it affects its inter
ests adversely, not only at home but
abroad. People don't like to 60 to a
town that absorbs everything and gives
nothing back ; they don't like to ~
where the "bull Of the woods" butts them
off the track, or the NANCY cur snenks
bitingly at their heels, or the scurvy
swine walows gruu,inaly around. Il
should be the boast of Lewis on, that il
is free from all these drawbacks, and il
should be the desire of our people t.
encourage all such measures; holding
fast to them as leading up to higher and
still more important attainments.
1t is gratifying to know that grea,
portion of our people so heartily sustain
the council and may no threats Of the
boycott or guilotine swerve them from
their progressive stand.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-29
The Joint Lease of tho o. r. q N. by
1he u r. aud N p.

In Wizards letter to Wright, he &C
cept-d the latters proposition TO become
director in the N - p, he wishes that
thc two companies jointly lease the 0 X J..
& N. Willard was chosen director.
The Inference is that the N. p consent
ed to the joint lease The U. p, had
already leased the o. r. h N, ut six
per cent. per aunum, upon the capital
stock. The joint lease was to be at four
per cent The U. p, could afford to
pay one half Of four per cent Instead Of
the whole Of six per cent. But where
does the O. Il. d N. obtain the difference
between four and six per cent. now paid
to the .. r. Il N, by the U, p? Does
the 0 r, Il n, reinquish this two pei
cent. for the sake of having the North
ern Pacific as a guarantor? We think
there is no published evidence that the
o r. Il n, has acceded to this, and il
they have not, what avails any agree
mrnt or contract made between the n P
and U. P, respecting third party lik.
the O. r. & N. II the combination OF
the N. p, and U p, is without tn,
consent of the O. r. Il n, it can nc
more affect the rights and claims OF the
O. r. & NJ, than it can affect the
| Chicago and Burlington.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-29
The N. p, .. r T. N and q. p.

The Shoshone J,urndl says Sept.
Gath Of Mr.. Potter OF the Union Pacific
AZ follows:
"Vice- Presiden. T. j. Potter, of the
Union Pacific, enrou'e home from New
York, where he attended meeting, says
IN an interview that NJ ssrs Smith,
Adams, Harris and Wright were in CON
sultatl"n all of last week trying to ar
range comp aise that would avoid u
fight Tor supremacy ut the N. p, cleo
ion. The principal point was the ioint
lease OF the Oregon Railway and naviga.
ton, the parties representing the latter
insisting that the Northern Pacific should
equally guarantee the interest with the
Union Pacific, or in other words each
should assume six per cent This would
leave the Oregon Railway neutral as
between the Uulon Pacific aud Northern
Pacific, and in control Of its territor,
without fear Of threatened invasion BY
the Northern Payifc. The Ore sup road
was earning fully SIX per cent. this year,
and there was no dagger that the guar
antors would be called upon to make
good any part Of the interest money
Mr.. Pntter's business at New Y rk was
to arrange for ar equitable division OF
territory between the Uni Pacific and
the Northern Pacific, and he was uf the
bcliet that mutually agreeable arrange
ment would be had, or Union Psci6
itself, he was confrned in his opiuion
that it was an excellent properly. with
great capacity for growth aud develop
meut."
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-29

In the District Court Of the first First judicial
District If ldaho Territory, in and for ths
County Nsz Perce.
Mary Il. Patrick. plaintiff " Marion G. Par
trick. defendant.
To Marion G. Patrick. defendant.
TAe People Of The United States in the Tern
tory # Idaho send greeting:
You are hereby notified that there !, no.
on file in the Office of the CLERK y
the district curt of the first judicial district
said tcrrit"ry, in Ii vision. county OF ~
Perce, the complaint Of the above named plan.
tiff. wherein jus cement is demanded ags'as'
you LIT. That the bonds Of mstrimony
tween plaintiff aud defendan, be dissolved
the grounds. first. OF failure to psovide ~
cruel treatment. aud second, bscsuse o. DER a
dants iutempersnce. Ind. Plsinth oeoseIs
the custody of one certain LATHE Bell PsFtf'e.
q minor child. the issue Of the marrirse :
plaintiff and defendant. 3rd. ror gepera,. T., ~
lief As more fully appears in the complain, ~ ~
herein. Aud you are also hereby notinsd "
unless you appear and answer to said complain
within ten days after the service hereoa,. !.
served within Nes Perce county, and s" -
twenty days if served out VI said county, -
within said judicial district, and within Io'y
days i. .erved nut OF said district lexcias'ss !.
the day If service). the plaintiff will tsHe =,
fault against y"u and spply TO the eoe" ~
the relief nbove named -.
GIVEN under my b nd and the seal ., ~
district c"urt Of the trse ?ea"S
IL. 81 district IT idaho Territory, - -
for Mes Perez Uousty, this Siss ~
Of August. A. D., 1881: a..
FHED 3. LUCAS, Cisrs'
By ". 8. Bucx, Deputy. -
B. 0'Neill atty for rltf.